Southwestern corner of the Haram Al-Sharif/Temple Mount In 1998 it was my first time to see it. A massive wall made of limestone towered...

From the Iron Age Period a Stone manger discovered at Megiddo in Israel Away in a Manger, But Not in a Barn ” is part of a title in an...

At left - Caesar Augustus in his role as Emperor: At Right the veiled Cesar Augustus in his role as Pontiff Maximus (photos taken at the...

On the slope of Mount Parnassus the temple of Apollo sits with a mysterious aura just longing to confess its ancient secrets. In the...

By John W. Moore It might be unfamiliar. It might even sound to us like one of those peculiar literary devices discussed in a course on...

By John W. Moore When visitors arrive to the old city of Jerusalem, they are met by a cacophony of sounds and an array of odors and...

by John W. Moore When I first gazed upon what was discovered at Tel el-Qadi in the spring of 1998 my fellow students and I were in awe of...

In the early morning hours of Shabbat, there is a calming stillness that lingers over the city of Jerusalem. You can hear the chorus of...

Humanity once lived in a pristine world. God’s love allowed freedom of choice, but sin changed everything. Disease and pain entered the...

Some barriers are meant for good, but others were destined to be destroyed.

With all of the current discoveries of archaeology, it is certainly a tough time to be a critic.

The light of biblical truth supported by the discovery of Hezekiah’s tunnel has served to deepen my faith and resolve.

The word Armageddon is a Greek amalgamation of two Hebrew words, Har meaning “hill”, and the name for the biblical city known as “Megiddo”.